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For me, it's vim editing latex files, with git for version control. Others might choose emacs as an editor, but the other decisions are pretty common in my fie

For me, it's vim editing latex files, with git for version control. Others might choose emacs as an editor, but the other decisions are pretty common in my field (physical science).

kleiba 4y ago
You haven't switched to Overleaf for collaborative editing yet?
- cinntaile 4y ago
  Overleaf is not really suited for non-technical people, it's not even suited for technical people that are unfamiliar with latex. They could make it much better if you could annotate on the pdf instead for non-technical people and that these annotations (and or changes) get translated to the latex files so the author sees them in the right place as well.
  - kleiba 4y ago
    Grandparent is a scientist who's familiar with latex.
    - cinntaile 4y ago
      Oh! Then he should give Overleaf a try. Be sure to split up the files so you're not working in the same document at the exact same time, this is sometimes problematic when pressing compile.